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[sinbad1]

Umm it looks like my 32" tv is caput picture suddenly went ;but sound ok, have checked all the connections and they seem fine. Since there is sound there all i can assume is the graphic side has gone. Any ideas before i bin it and does anyone know of any good deals.

Regards

nb just looking at some that say HD ready and others that say Full HD ?

 

[pappajohn]

i believe HD ready is some internal circuitry and a built-in socket for an HD receiver/converter.

full HD is fully integrated in the TV.

 

[pappajohn]

Argos bargain basement......

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[Andy 01424]

my 26" phillips went on graphic side ,replacment part fault diagniosis and repair £80,depends really how much you liked it in the first place but scout around there a few good deals on tv's ,will say if you do find one ,type the model number in search engine you may get it cheaper
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[sinbad1]

Thanks for your replies

John did look at some argos ones the sharpe looks good value not sure how reliable they are , there was a bush @ £349 that was full HD they seem to be quite a good make in fact the first tele i can remember was a bush (black and white one)

Andy Suppose i could get it repaired ;but then its like 2yr old now, like most things these days not built to last ( sure they programme the tv's to conk out after a period of time).

Regards

 

[G4GMO]

Only 2 years, should last longer than that, guarantees may only be 12 months but the responsibility for it doesn't stop there. Could be worth checking your rights and getting them to replace the faulty part, possibly the back light inverter. Would still cost you something though I expect but much cheaper than a new tv.

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[Andy 01424]

Only 2 years, should last longer than that, guarantees may only be 12 months but the responsibility for it doesn't stop there. Could be worth checking your rights and getting them to replace the faulty part, possibly the back light inverter. Would still cost you something though I expect but much cheaper than a new tv.

only got it repaired as it had a DVI computer port which is rarebut nice tv to you could try these
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Play.com (UK) - Electronics - Free Delivery - Television

Or even Tesco or Asda do some good deals,tesco 3 weks ago were selling Panasonic 22" comp monitors for £105 5ms response time

 

[johng]

hi , could well be the backlight bulb.. screen will still be working but very hard to see much..

may also be the inverter which generates the thousands of V needed to power the bulb,

a relatively common problem with laptop screens I think

J

 

[hilldweller]

may also be the inverter which generates the thousands of V needed to power the bulb,
J

Get's my vote.

A google will find loads of sites offering replacement inverters, trouble is, they are not cheap and it just might not be that.

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[Peter JohnsCross MH]

You may find that unplugging from mains might unnscamble its brain, had a Philips that did that.

If you want a new TV I own a TV wholesaler in Poole who delivers nationwide by TNT.

Peter

 

[6pm Cowboy]

If you want a new TV I own a TV wholesaler in Poole who delivers nationwide by TNT.

Peter

A man with many hats !!! What happens when you need to wear two like now ??

 

[Peter JohnsCross MH]

A man with many hats !!! What happens when you need to wear two like now ??

Been doing that for years!

Peter

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[peter marshall]

Hi my sons telly as done the same, in repair shop could be the power input ??? i dont know what he ment but is mending it for £70 Pete

 

[davetthedon]

FWIW my daughters tv, a mikomi (from Argos I think) did this last night. You could just see the picture if you squinted. On the remote there is a text button, a tv button and an av button. By pressing each one after the other, eventually it came on. It did flash on for a second or two when switched on for the first time though. and the text came on for a second or two as well. I assume it just needed a kick of power as it doesn't get used very often. Maybe your tv is the same, if its only used in the van. Its worth a go, even if i'm wrong!